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Now there is a second "noose" found in Sonoma that NASCAR is looking into.
Translation.
He was willing to swan dive off a building to protect the information he knew about people and causes.
Yeah, then why did the SHIM move his/her mother? They all had pre knowledge. That shit won't fly.
It's time the Silent ones stop protecting the Evil Doers.
They all get the same info, yet don't speak out against the fuckery?
And many of us still haven't recieved the first one. Why isn't anyone investigating why the IRS is delaying finalization of taxes that were flied electronically? Feb, March, April, May? Still stalled in Processing Purgatory?
Rettig, Mnuchin, etc. won't respond to inquiries. Phone call center is not being answered, nor are specific questions addressed on their automated system. It's an absolute joke, trying to get information from anyone.
Many can't get the Stimulus, because the IRS hasn't logged the correct info on their SS #'s.
What was in the envelope Pence?
John Bolton: Pence was a 'consistent ally' and equally 'stunned' by some Trump actions
WASHINGTON – Former National Security Adviser John Bolton mercilessly criticizes President Donald Trump in his new book but writes that he had a White House ally in the vice president.
From China and Russia to Syria and Venezuela, Bolton and Vice President Mike Pence wanted to take hard lines against oppressive regimes while Trump sought to cut deals and appease totalitarian leaders, Bolton says in his memoir scheduled for release Tuesday.
“As Vice President, Pence maintained the strong views on national security that he’d had during his years in the House of Representatives, and I regarded him as a consistent ally,” Bolton wrote in “The Room Where it Happened: A White House Memoir.”
Bolton argued for keeping Pence on the 2020 ticket when Trump asked if he should replace him with Nikki Haley, the former United Nations ambassador.
Bolton called it a bad idea to jettison someone so loyal without a guarantee that it would pay off at the ballot box.
“That seemed to be Trump’s thinking as well,” he wrote.
Pence's office didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.
Bolton defends Pence on Ukraine
Bolton also backs up Pence’s previous refutation that he’d been warned that the delay in aid to Ukraine – the issue at the center of Democrats’ impeachment inquiry – had become tied to politically-motivated investigations Trump wanted.
Diplomat Gordon Sondland testified under oath last year that he mentioned his concern to Pence in a briefing in Warsaw shortly before Pence met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in September.
Pence has disputed Sondland’s account of raising concerns about the aid and has broadly denied knowing about the allegations.
Bolton, who was aware of efforts by Sondland and others to get Ukraine to investigate, wrote that he doesn’t recall “Sondland saying anything at that meeting” with Pence.
But when Pence and Bolton discussed the issue without Sondland, the vice president “acknowledged we still didn’t have a good answer to give” Zelensky for why the assistance hadn’t been released.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/john-bolton-pence-consistent-ally-160624520.html
Mexican drug cartel leader issues tearful threats to government after arrest of his mother
One of the most wanted Mexican cartel leaders threatened the government and his arch-foes in highly unusual video messages, including one where he can be seen fighting back tears after his mother was detained over the weekend.
Jose "El Marro" Yepez, leader of the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel, has been a thorn in the side of the President Andres Lopez Obrador's government due to his gang's industrial-scale siphoning of petroleum from state-run oil company Pemex.
In one of the videos widely shared on social media, Yepez can be seen lashing out against the government after his mother was allegedly arrested in a major security operation in the city of Celeya in Mexico's bloodiest state, Guanajuato.
"I'm going to be a stone in your shoe. I'm going to blow up, you will see," Yepez, wearing jeans with a rifle slung over his shoulder, said in the video. Reuters was not able to independently verify the videos.
Mexican security forces on Sunday said they arrested members of an organised crime group in a raid in Celeya, where they found a about one kilogramme of a something resembling methamphetamine and 2 million pesos ($88,000).
"Among the detainees are Maria "N", Juana "N" and Rosalba "N", alleged financial operators of the criminal organization," Mexico's security agencies said in a joint statement, without naming the Santa Rosa cartel or its leader.
El Universal newspaper said Yepez' mother, sister and girlfriend were all arrested.
Yepez said he feared the authorities would frame his mother as one of the leaders of the cartel.
"In my mother's and my people's name…I don't fear you," he said.
Yepez also said he could form a coalition with the Sinaloa cartel or other crime groups in the north to fight Santa Rosa's arch-foe Jalisco New Generation cartel, which has been on a bloody expansion drive to take over rivals' territories across the country.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/mexican-drug-cartel-leader-issues-132947103.html